Schools
How Your School Can Prepare for a Natural Disaster
With Southwest Florida recently experiencing Hurricane Ian, it is apparent how much natural disasters can affect our education communities within the blink of an eye. We can’t do much of anything to prevent a natural disaster, that’s just mother nature doing what she does. However, we can do our best to have strategic plans…
Read MoreGet Ready for Back to School with TextbookHub
It happens every year, summer comes and goes in the blink of an eye. We hope you had a great summer full of relaxing, planning, traveling, learning and much more! Although summer isn’t quite over, you’ve probably been reminded enough as back to school items have filled retail stores. Back to school shopping is…
Read MoreMeeting the Needs of Today’s Students
Education is one of those things that is constantly changing and evolving. In recent years, we have been taught that student’s don’t even have to be in a brick and mortar educational institution to learn. They can do it from anywhere! Here at TextbookHub, that’s what we are all about learning digital from anywhere!…
Read MoreCelebrating Our Teachers
May 2nd through May 6th was Teacher Appreciation Week. It’s a time for teachers to be recognized for all that they do. Teachers all over the country go above and beyond all year long! Teaching isn’t always a job you can leave at your desk once the last bell of the day rings. Teachers…
Read MoreRevising and Editing Your Writing
Depending on the writer, writing can be such a breeze. Words and sentences just begin forming and making sense in your head. But, as your words hit the paper, does the writing flow and have good grammar? Revisions and grammar are two things that some writers despise because it can begin to be…
Read MoreNational Education and Sharing Day
During April, National Education and Sharing Day is celebrated. That gives us reason to celebrate here at TextbookHub. Education is the key to being well- rounded and being given endless opportunities. Always do your best to educate somebody about something. Education is something that we shouldn’t take for granted as teachers. The use…
Read MoreOctober is National Arts & Humanities Month
The United States of America is home to many cultures and heritages. This is one of the reasons we have the nickname, The Melting Pot. We are home to many different individuals that come together and stand united in more ways than one. This is a reason for celebration! Lucky for us, October is…
Read MoreSchool Fundraising Goes From Dreadful to Enjoyable
In most cases, fundraising goes hand in hand with going to school. The point of fundraising is to have added money that can be used for extracurriculars, fun activities or something that comes up that wasn’t considered when creating the budget for the school year. Depending on the school, they may find themselves with…
Read MoreStudy Habits and Starting the Year off Right
After summer break, it can be hard to get back into a routine once school rolls around. We’ve been in the mindset of swimming, relaxing, sports, hanging out with friends and school is definitely the last thing on our minds. In order to have a successful school year, it’s important to go into the…
Read MoreCollege Essays: The Basics
Conversations around your junior and senior year of high school are often focused on what your next steps will be, exploring college, military, career and other programs. For students planning on college, the questions center on what type of school, including size, location, and programs offered. Sometimes what you plan to major in will…
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